Plus, although there's an openess toward more female body like cleavage (and the popularity of “celebs” like Yaoyao), nudity itself is still taboo, and any women who goes around half-naked would be consider not fit for society; meaning, they won't be hired to do shows for major tech companies. The average Taiwanese is MUCH more conservative sexually than your average American, but they are not as hypocritically prudish. Acknowledgment of sex and frank discussions is normal between friends, and pole dancing for fun is just an exercise for bored housewives.

Before any of you start feeling bad for the poorly oppressed Taiwanese women, consider this: 30% of Taiwan's legislature is female, while in the US, this bastion of modern feminism, a paltry 18%.

Believe me Asian cultures have just as many things that offend them. They're often just DIFFERENT things. Trust me, they're no more known for their “openness” or “non offending culture” than any other country on the planet. The “West”, of course, always gets portrayed as being far more sensitive than all of these other “progressive” cultures in the world. Please, spare me the long look down those noses. EVERY culture has things it collectively takes offense at, and things individiduals within that culture take offense at, too, depending on their political leanings, religious leanings, economic status, and, most importantly, their age (note this guy is pretty young, so naturally he thinks his whole culture is somehow more open than the rest of the world)

And apparently white people making “Asian eyes” is considered normal there “in the Eastern World.” Yeah, I'm sure caucasians just LOVE running around Taiwan, Hong Kong, Seoul, Beijing, Tokyo and everywhere in between making “slant eyes” with their fingers and feeling completely safe in the knowledge that every Asian person around them considers it “normal”.

Think before you write, JC John.

How is this relevant?